Country house via Usigliano, Palaia

La Casina is located close to the village of Palaia, on the Pisan hills of Valdera and near the Tyrrhenian coast, in the Territory of Usiglian del Bishop, feud dating back to the 11th century. Agricultural buildings with a master area of relevance. Main building on two floors and second annexed building on one level, both to be allocated to home. Project being approved for: Main building at: on the terracaneous floor, living room with dining area, kitchen, pantry and wide loggia; upstairs large suite with large bathroom. Building attached B: Salon-Salahobby, hallway, storage room, bathroom and large loggia. Two levels connected with comfortable internal staircase the main building; a level Terraneo the annex. Master area of relevance of approx. 1,500.00. URL: https://www.immobilidiprestigio.it/it/ref/AHR76 Details 80.00 square meters main farmhouse 55.00 square meters attached farmhouse 1,500.00 square meters garden Completely to be restored Pisan hills. They are a historic and geographical region consisting of the hilly areas of the province of Pisa located south of Pisa and Pontedera, east of Livorno and north of Volterra. They are currently also divided into Valdera and Lari hills. For Valdera geographically we mean that part of the province of Pisa. At 31.12.2015 the Valdera area has 57,189 inhabitants distributed on a total area of 624.17 square km and a density of (187 AB / km²). Also comprising the municipalities of the Lower Lower Valdarno counts a total of 126,224 inhabitants distributed on a total area of 1184.36 square km and a density of (106 AB / km 2). The idea and the concept of "Valdera" are affirmed during the 20th century following the growing economic and administrative importance of Pontedera, a city on which they gravitate for administrative and school, sanitary and industrial services, with which it Other Valdera municipalities benefit from it. In this sense the "Valdera" came over time to replace more ancient geographical entities. Some correspondence between the valdera of today was found in the medieval period, when the cadolingi consortium controlled various places between Bientina and the hills of Lari (therefore aligned not exactly along the river was), forming what could be said "cadolingia" .